Feeling unwell that day, I asked my wife to drop our daughter to school. She started arguing and shouting at me, so I left for work. When I left, she seemed perfectly fine. Later, she called me saying she was going to her parents’ place. However, I found out she filed a false case there, using a fake medical certificate to strengthen her claims. If she was truly in danger, she would have called the local police, wouldn’t she? Instead, she chose to fabricate a case. Now I’ve received a call from the Mahila Thana but haven’t gotten any official notice. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › Feeling unwell that day, I asked my wife to drop our daughter to school. She started arguing and shouting at me, so I left for work. When I left, she seemed perfectly fine. Later, she called me saying she was going to her parents’ place. However, I found out she filed a false case there, using a fake medical certificate to strengthen her claims. If she was truly in danger, she would have called the local police, wouldn’t she? Instead, she chose to fabricate a case. Now I’ve received a call from the Mahila Thana but haven’t gotten any official notice. What should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

Feeling unwell that day, I asked my wife to drop our daughter to school. She started arguing and shouting at me, so I left for work. When I left, she seemed perfectly fine. Later, she called me saying she was going to her parents’ place. However, I found out she filed a false case there, using a fake medical certificate to strengthen her claims. If she was truly in danger, she would have called the local police, wouldn’t she? Instead, she chose to fabricate a case. Now I’ve received a call from the Mahila Thana but haven’t gotten any official notice. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should seek legal advice from a lawyer immediately. Based on your account, your wife seems to have filed a false case against you. You should prepare your defense by gathering evidence and documentation to prove your innocence. It is crucial to follow the legal process and cooperate with the Mahila Thana while ensuring your rights are protected.

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